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rev YorR RArket.

Fine, q S03 10; supernne, % zoos 30;
good 70 choice extra western. 8 SOS % good
70 fancy extra state. g so04 %; common to good
extra western. q l503 90.
wheat-No. ! ked State. ssc No 2 DO,
CSC /; No. Red. Winter. March. S.69.1c: April,
&c May. 9iHc june. 9ysc.
April, A9c May, i9,<c.
Oats-No. v nits state, sskc ; No. DO, $40. |;
Nc mixed March. sake.
Bye dull v Western, &0dsc state, s7k0ssc.
Pork dull new mess. ss 90; old mess, US 2,
Gls75.
isTd-Aa!cn, :, z; April. E;:; May,r
Turpentine easy at S6S9ho-
Rosin dull strained to good, q 0Ool 6-k.
Petroleum dull Renned, in cases. SIC.
Ireighte dull; grain to Liverpool. I'd.
Butter nrm: Western Creamery. i2303ac
Elgin Creamery. 2,6sc state dairy. half drkin
Cheese dull: western Plat llolac: good to
choice light skins, llh6lsaxc. Fancy White, l3A<
0l4c; State Factory, 1899.
lggs duili state, l7Gl2Ac; western. Ii
q nc.
sugar steady Renned Cuuoaf. &C; Granu
lated, 81.
Taliow strong; prime city. .9tl-3!c
k1ce nominal Carolina, fair good, 3SD3kc.
Cofiee quiet: lair carxoes. l4kc.
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fav national Banhs.

Tho following national ps.xs x:ye on Sat.
urdsy authorized to begin business: 1ne
Lincoln National bank Of Chicago, capital
800 900; the Corsicans National bank, OF
Corsicans, Texas, capital 100000, and the
Greenville National bank, Of Greenville,
Texas, capital 100000
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Killed by the Receipt OF . Pension Draft
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, colored, Of East Not
tingham township. Chester county, Saturday
night received draft from the govern ment
for g, 600 back pay and pension for her hus
band, Henry Smith, who died in the army.
When the paper was put into her hands she
became 30 excited that she died sudd enly.
Her only heir is q son. She had been living
with Ellis Watson about eighteen ycarA
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mayor FitIer's Cabinet.

The announcement was made In Philsdel-
phis on Saturday afternoon that Msyor.elect
Filter had decided upon the appointment OF
General Louis Wagner for director OF public
works; William S. Stokley for director OF
public safety, and Philip c. Garrett for presi.
dent Of the board OF charities and corrections.
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Severed an Artery,

From the Lebanon Times.
Mr.. Samuel Cox, of Mt Hope, Lancaster
county, cut terrible cash In his left foot and
severed an artery. His uries are considered
serious and his condition critical by reason
OF profuse hemorrhages A physician from
Mannheim is in attendance
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Charles Hambrigbt OF Omaha, n. A. Ham,
bright, OF Council Bluffs, lows, who have
bsen IN Lancaster since the death OF their
Unehsr, left for thslr Western homes Sunday.
While here they visited large number OF
1heir old friendA
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AARK y r.,
Philadsiphia Produce Market

PHILADELPHIA, March lL-Vlour market quiet {:
Ales, 30 barrels; Minnesota Bakery. ~ ooSsa 50;
Pennsylvania Family, g eos so ; Western do,
u O0[5o: Patents, " 6!k0S is.
Rye hour quiet, o 40
wheat-March. s9lSc; April. soc; May,
aOzc June, SOC
Corn-March, ss,lc.: April. Ael.c; May. &c;
June, 47&c.
Oats-Narch. sshc; Aprn. &c.; Nay, s5ssc
June, SIC.
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.Chsnsa nj Rr0neiAsoss

Aswi 10 seen else where, Henry Bechtold has
sold his gents furnishing store, No. 81 North
Queen street, to n. q. Fstterly, who has been in
Nj. Bechtod's employ for several years.
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A BOy's Arm Broken

Harold, a six-year.old son Of NJ. NJ. Lieb, OF
Mt Joy, fell on Saturday and broke one OF
his arms.
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The River in Railing Orde

The river is now In capital condition for
rafting and hundreds of fleets will pass down
within the next two weeks.
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CHICAGO. March ~. $50 h m.-Market opened.
WheAt-March, 1870; April. 1870 May. sa{c.
June, sc.
Corn -Msrch, S, April, S3hc; May, iOko.
June, 4ikc.
Osts-May, 2s3zc June, 2skc.
Pork-MAy and June, 80 30
Lard-May, 81 60 June, q sok.
Short Ribs May. . l2h June. 3 l2k.
uLosIHo.
Wheat-March. 751sc April. 7o1sc; Nay, slAc.
June, s01<c.
Corn-aarch. slxc; April, asHc; Nay. 4okc.;
June, <0Zc.
Oats--March. 24c; April, 2ac; Nay. DC.
June. 2s5sc.
Pork-narch, go 10 May. 20 50 June, 90 50.
Lard-March, q A2x; April, q ~ May, o. o?1<;
Ribs-March.s o S.. May. = Os; June. ss OK.
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K SAecb H Kreider and wife. Of Upper Lea.
- townahin made an aasignmsnt OF their
fsssy te-dsy for the bsnsnt Of creditors to
- ~ Aull q Earl
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Tho Soup House
A CONVICTED FALsIFIER,

The number OF rations distributed at the
soup house during the past week was 1861.
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The IoGsafa Brsss.

a vexHt18ge audience was in the opera
0fsst Saturday night when the "Gypsy's
Oath" was presented by Miss Ida Lewis and
company. The company closed successful
engagement.
A public sale OF real estate took place at the
franklin house on Saturday night A lot OF
ground, corner Fifth and Chestnut streets,
was purchased by b. NJ. North for 1900; a
house on South Fifth street was purchased
by George Hippey for &, 23a
The house OH North Second street, belong
ing to the estate of e. X. B5ice, was with.
drawn at S2,000
A car was being pushed on the siding Of
the Columbia rolling mill this morning
when It jumped the track. The ties and road
bed were badly cut up The car was soon
replaced.
A concert will be given in the Mount Zion
A. n. E. church ON Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings Of this week. A long
and varied programme viii be given on each
evening, consisting OF singing, recitations,
dialogues, etc.
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~ UL1gm lA-xn0 OOu30en
= nonAv es1eea ibid exerciaes
fi1K 5nG1vonn1H. IAe relieving pro
r. ~ GnsAem mals voioss, sing
kf101Dee, Rev q. q 0simtha. sing.
616seGD, q. ". PauleA Duet
~ - ~. q W. 0tsvsnsn anni.
UR 11lD Hateie Wsnbaugh
oo1ool SUpogto q oeeeeeAsy, treasurer
tHunannS soellaA1oe, 0soese Young
o1Aool SopoRs q Juvenile missionary
u oGASuA Rev. 0eimths sipging,
tJn6ee kond q TsmaTks, J. W. F.
- - newantod with Q handsome
f1a1eP. "a MA Z. J. Wright with .
umkroa1s. Tho 0xorclses closed with The
:x ~ Csoknsa ehspsl sssAsy school held
y y 6oeoaioa q oGaoeeS oa Sunday aiternoon'
SsT2lk - eplloWing result superintsndent,
IN y. NeWtoo en1senns U w. beIuey
1p1nEy, CIaslss Jehn:soe assis.an', .onn
As561a Soneurss ODaas Hoffman librarians,
4 = 0ruvbilL o. =. Bank, 9. NJ. Stape,
Gouxceer, Percy McCauley, Samuel
/ r. - aAcsissss, G. w. Stevenson assist
- Geo u. Hin organist, MfA T. ].
NSkht; agsistant MiD 0rac.e Folk.
~ Sunday school Of the Methodist Epis.
aspna church held their foreign missionary
moetine On Sunday Afternoon, with the fol.
loW1ng programme Singing. school; I'D.
Gsossa A.0. Gales; ainging, school address,
4sn61o Young; aAdrsssI Rev. e. G. Grifiiths; |;
onalsutiou q The missionary funds BY the
12oonost singing, school; secretary's report,
g1ving The total oe the collection for the day
- l1o6 - and 1or the year - e23S "a.
Caassa Ds0s Exeisensna
On lase Saturday night report was circu-
}. .1aHo4 shout town 10 the effect that murder
~ bosn committed end Q son had killed his
1 1haAse. The report was believed BY many
~ caused ConsidegAblo effect From inves-
K &l16neloa Il has been learned that light took
E1aoo botWeen John Lawrence and his son
jsas near their homo in Rag Town. The
1h1A4 vas struck BY the son and rendered
inoeaslbla He wss carried to his home for
{ oood bue revived after some time This was
thoOanss Of the report Suit hes been entered
3 aGnlnse Js6 IavTsnce at the office Of Squire
y5nnk, Tor assault and battery, but he has moi
J ~ been arrested.
Deans aaa Funerals.
Charles @ Kesob, four.year old son ol
4 1holaeo William Keecb, died at his home on
\ LG0Tenc0 street On Sunday evening. The
funeral viii b held on Tuesday afternoon
= 8 O'Clock.
A six-months-old daughter OF Erwin
9hfaek died ct its homo on Walnut street,
above Fifth, on Sunday evening. The
funeral will take place on Tuesday afternoon
g 3 o'clock.
Ths funeral Of the late Ma Conrsd Swar,,
took placs on Sunday afternoon at o'clock,
md was very largely sttsnded. Services
wegp hold In the second street Lutheran
church.
John Fink, who met his death In horri.
bls manner ON the Pennsylvsnia railroad
iNse Friday night was buried thibx1trusSS
sssvicss were held in the 6ly Trinit,
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IOWA.
Mason City.

A pleasant surprise was given to Mr..
and Mrs. C, NJ. Stewart Thursday even
ing, it being the second anniversary of
their marriage.
Miss Jessie MattiSon, who has been
the guest of Miss Nellie Hale, has re-
turned to her home in jamestown, Oak.
Miss Carrie Ehle gave a very pleas
ant 5 o'clock tea Wednesday to a num-
Der of her young lady friends.
Mrs. J. A. Farrell and Mrs. Josie
Maben returned Monday from the Min.
neapolis exposition.
Mrs. l.. w. Ray leaves Monday for
Minneapolis, where she expects to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Fellows, mother of Mrs. DR..
Rigby, returned to her home in Cedar
Rapids Monday.
Mrs. Duncan Rule and l.. l.. Kline
felter gave very pleasant party Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. W. B. Stilson returned Saturday
from pleasant visit with relatives in
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Kinney, mother of Mrs. F. L.
Caldwell, has returned from White
water.
Miss Kate Mallory entertained about
thirty of her friends last Friday even
ing.
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Red Wing.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Cross, Jr., of
Denver, Col, who have been visiting
with friends and relatives in this CITY,
have returned home.
Mrs. III. Elder has returned from Liy-
ingstOn. Mont, where she has been en-
jOying an extended visit with her son.
John FL. Elder.
Mrs. S. A. Noble. of Waverly, To-, who
has been spending few days with her
daughter, Mrs. A. III. Allen, has re-
turned home.
Miss Nettie Sterrett. of Merriam
Park, who has been visiting with the
Misses Jennie and Lulu Brink, has re-
turned home.
Miss Title Martinson has returned to
Chicago after a pleasant five weeks
visit with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Carpenter. of Bel
videre, ILL.,, are the guests of County
Auditor Druse.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cox and daughter.
Miss Nina Cox, are home from Fergus
Falls.
Miss Fame Deakin, of Hamline. is
visiting with Miss Alice Stevens.
Hon. and Mrs, B. B. Herbert have re-
turned from Denver, Col.
Col. and Mrs. William ColyilI have re-
turned to Duluth.
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Hastings.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Fransheim, of st.
Paul, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. M. Wadieigh this week.
Miss Bertha Bell, of New Richmond,
Wis, was visiting here this week, the
guest of Miss Birdie Bell.
Mr.George Memmer and his daughter,
Miss Behne Memmer, returned to
Princeton, Ind, Sunday.
Mrs. M. F. McKimm, of Winona, is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Scott.
Miss Lizzie L. Yetter, of st. Paul, was
the guest of Mrs. Anton MalinOwSky
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Follett are visiting
friends in Fargo and Casselton, Oak.
Rev. and Mrs. r. E. Hawley arrived
Sunday from Oakland City, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Knox, of Browns
dale, are visiting friends here.
Mrs. w. FL. Holden and children left
Sunday for Escanaba, Mich. !;
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Twichell returned
to Seattle. w. T., Monday.
Mrs. M. A. Van Hoesen left Monkay
for MankatO.
Miss Mary A. Holm is visiting friends
in st. Paul.
Miss Maud E. Morse left for Chicago
Monday.
Miss Mary A. Mclaughlin is in ST.,
Louis.
Mrs. G. w. Morse is visiting in Man.
kato. 49,.
Mrs. G.. B. Rust is in Minneapolis.
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GAINESVILLE.

Misses Addie Coy. Ria Hall, Patience
Comstock, Myrtle Chandler, Mrs. H. G.
Chase and Mrs. F. II. Miner visited
Minneapolis the past week.
Mrs. Aleveran Willsey returned Sat-
urday last from an extended visit in
Elysian and WaterviIle.
George Curtiss and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. Twilliger left for.
California Wednesday. =
Miss Mabel Baker, of Morgan, accom-
panied her sister, Miss Sadie, to Mime
apolis Thursday.
The Baptist Ladies' Sewing society
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. o.
Rogers.
Thomas Hagerty and sister, of Wa
SEGA, spent Sunday last in this place.
Mrs. H. M. DOrrance was visiting rel
atives in this place Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas MOonan visited
Mankato during the fair.
Mrs. Martin Vaughan left for Mon
tello, Wis, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott arrived Thursday
last from the North.
Miss Mary E. Murray, of Waseca, was
in this city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins arrived from
Oregon Saturday.
Miss Lillian Jones spent Monday last
in Eagle Lake.
Mrs. Susan Chandler spent the week
in Mankat0.
Mrs. A. j. Hurlbut is in st. Paul.
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Celia Fergus. E.. NJ, Lawrence, Minnie
Dewey, Winnie Miner, Katie O'Niel.
Bertha Klein, Emma Mosher. Grace
Peck, Minnie Proctor, Eta Collins
Bernie Bennett, Tillie Everett, Juna
Eddy, M. C. Custer, Amelia Stegner,
Hattie Morgan, Eva Ball, Lottie Nc
Harg, Carrie Lawrence, Georgia
Branch, Georgia Woodbury., Abbie Ben
nett, Stella La Toilette, Pebble High,
Agnes Rukke, Addie Fields, Emily
Young and Ida Gaffney.
Mrs. E. D. Strong and Mrs. E. NJ.
Chase, OF Darlington, who have been
spending few days with Mrs. j. G.
Ellnt, continued east to Minneapolis
Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Winslow and Miss
Bessie WinslOw have returned from a
three months visit at the noted summer
resorts of the East and with Pennsyl-
vania friends.
Mrs. John Waugh has accepted the
position of musical instructor at the
Hammond, will move to the city from
Peak Beyant.
Mrs. John Clarke, mother of Mrs.
Charles Hensel, and Mrs. Charles Frey
has arrived From F0untainpCity, Wis,
and Will remain in the city some time.
Mrs. S. A. Shain has returned from a
visit at Lu Verne. MINI. She was ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Rosa
Denny.
Mrs. John Ford and Mrs. Davis,
father and sister of Mrs. j. j. Flint,
came out from West Randolph, VT,
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Matthews and Mr..
and Mrs. p. Lupher, of Pingree, have
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. P. III.
Foley.
Mrs. j. A. Dole has gone to Fargo,
where she will be joined by Mrs. Roder-
lex Rose and will proceed to Minneap-
oils.
Miss Locke, of Maine, arrived Satur-
day and will spend the winter with her
cousin, Mrs. I'll. B. Wood.
Mrs. Fillmore and daughter. who have
been visiting relatives..at Adrian. have
returned to Wisconsin.
Mrs. f. E. Michaels has returned to
Glendive, Mont, after pleasant visit
with Mrs. j. j. Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. LIE Tourneau have
returned to Duluth after a weeks visit
with Mrs. Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hathorn, father
and mother of Mr.. A. r. Hathorn, are
visiting in the city.
Mrs. Ryan has returned to Windsor
after spending some time with Mrs.
Weldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Miller, of New
Rockford, were in the city Saturday.
Capt. and Mrs. B. Nj. Hicks have re-
turned from the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Klaus, Jr., have
returned from MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs. c. E, Dickinson returned Sunday
from Minneapolis.
Mrs. Roderick Rose has gone to
Fargo.
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Fairnont.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Abbott, of Be-
lott, Wis, are spending a short time in
town, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Abbott.
Miss Mabel RhOkes, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Balm Burdick,
has returned to her home in Memphis,
Tenn.
Miss Mamie Payne, of Winnebago
City, was visiting in town last week, the
guest of her friend, Miss Lottie Pear
sou.
Mrs. A. L. Welcome and Miss Cora
Norton, of Welcome, were in attendance
at the fair Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. George Scott and her daughter.
Mrs. Browning, of Sherburn, were
guests at the fair Thursday.
Mrs. F. HI. st. John is in Mankato this
week, delegate to the state convention
of the w. G. L. U.
Miss Kittie Pope, of Fox Lake, was
being entertained by her many friends
this week.
Mrs. Andrew Tagley, of Grand Forks.
OAK, is visiting old friends in town this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Pearson are enter
tanning their mother from Spirit Lake,
La.
Mrs. Forrest Pfeiffner is entertaining
Mrs. HiscOX, of La Crosse, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, of Blue Earth
City, were among the visitors at the fair
Mrs. Capt. Burdick is in Minneapolis.
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Up. Armstrong, entertained delight
fA company OF young people Monday
evening in honor of Miss Lille Benton,
of Mitchell.
Miss Sara Hopkins, who has been
spending the summer with her sister.
Mrs. w. j. Murphy left for her home
in Chicago Sunday.
Mrs. Judge Cochrace gave an ele-
giant lunch party to her friends Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. E. l.. Morris, of Long Branch,
n. j., was a guest the past week at the
ingalls, house.
Miss Cora Smithswent out to Inkster
Monday and will assist at literary en-
tertainment.
Mrs. Charles Kirk, of Breton, OAK,
is visiting her old school friend, Miss
Lou Griggs.
Mrs. Carruthers and daughter. Madge,
returned to Emerald the first of the
week.
Mrs. Judge Bangs entertained few
friends at cards Wednesday evening.
Miss Hattie Page, of GAINESVILLE,
spent flew days here last week.
Miss Lille Benton returned to her
home in Mitchell Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Viets, of Ashtabula, o., is
visiting Mrs. Wild Dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Pierce returned
to Bismarck Sunday.
Mrs. r. Lyman, of st. Paul, is guest
at the Richardson.
Miss Bessie Cornell returned from st.
Cloud Tuesday.
Mrs. G: A. Williams has returned to
Redwood Falls,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Buell. returned to
Fargo Monday.
Miss May Reilly returned to Church's
Ferry Monday.
Mrs. NJ; K. Marrman returned to Graf
ton Monday.
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Huron.

Mrs. r. III. Strong, of Baraboo, and
her daughter, Mrs. DR.. o. w. Carlson,
CT Milwaukee, are guests of Mrs. Frank
Eldridge.
Mrs. j. T. Harris and sister. Miss
Jennie Mcdonald, both of Cavour, were
visiting Miss Annie Thompson this
week.
Crawford Cash and Mrs. Lawson.
brother and sister to w. M. Cash, have
returned to their home in Oakland, Ill.
Mrs. E. w. Trumbo and daughter
have arrived from Iowa Falls and will
hereafter reside on California street.
Miss Younglove is the new assistant
principal of the High school. She comes
from Rochester, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Swift cele-
brated their fifteenth wedding anniyer-
Sary Monday evening.
Misses Annie and Blanche Shirk are
in the city and will remain during the
winter.
Mrs. F. E. Ketchum has returned
from Fort Dodge, 10.
Miss May Sawyer is visiting Mrs.
Asher f. Pay.
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nual tea Thursday afternoon and even
ing az the home of Hon. and Mrs. FL. Nj.
Hastings.
Mrs. Minnie Brown, of Austin, was in
town the first of the week visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Naylor enter
tanned the friends of the Presbyterian
society Tuesday evening.
Miss Nellie Brennan went to st. Paul
last Saturday to stay a few weeks with
her sister, Mrs. L. Lille.
Miss Annie Robinson, of Tower City,
OAK, was the guest of Mrs. f. l.. Muir
ray last week.
Mrs. Frank Hall, of Milbank, Oak, is
VISITING her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E..
Mrs. L. j. Howe and Miss Jessie
day.
Miss Minnie Nickerson, of Dodge Cen
ter, spent Sunday with her brother here.
Mrs. w. HI. Willsay and Mrs. n. c..
Larsen visited the exposition this week.
Mrs. G. Johnson, of Minneapolis. is
the guest of relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Saxton are spend
ing the week in Chicago.
Mrs. Jennie Holt went to Chicago
Tuesday.
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Hudson.

Mesdames White, Jewell. Sample and
Whaley gave very pleasant social at
the Presbyterian church parlors Thurs
day evening.
Miss Price, who has been visiting
Miss Hattie Van Bergen, left for her
home in Peoria Wednesday night.
Mrs. DR.. Jackson and Mrs. L. Free
man, of Dakota, will spend Sunday with
Mrs. j. B. Jones.
Mrs. G. Langdon and son are visiting
relatives in st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Mrs. William Otis entertained her
family friends Monday evening.
Mrs. j. S. Andrews gave delightful
tea party Tuesday evening.
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ShakOpee.

MI. and Mrs. William Hines returned
"wednesday from their trips to New
York and Colorado.
Mrs. FL. l.. Stevens, Fox Lake, Wis.,,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Stevens Sunday.
Mrs. James. st. Paul, spent a few
days with Mrs. d. L. Howe during the
week.
Mayor and Mrs. Michael Rice returned
70 their home at Belleville, ILL.,, Wednes-
Aid. and Mrs. John McMullen spent
Saturday and Sunday at Minneapolis.
Aid. and Mrs. George II. Kunsman
man spent Monday in st. Paul.
MIR. and Mrs. F. V. Brown visited
Minneapolis during the week.
Miss Maud Plumstead visited the
Twin Cities during the week.
Miss Amanda johnson returned to her
Michigan home Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. S. M. Adams returned
to Sioux City Monday.
Mrs. L. e. Smith visited Minneapolis
during the week.
Mrs. e: A. Bailey has returned to
Prescott, Wis.
Mrs. Thomas Turner is visiting at ST.
James.
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Webster.

Mrs. A. Haines and family, of Hes
per, To-, moved here Saturday morning
and will make this their future home.
The ladies of the Congregational
church gave social at the residence of
Mrs. e. L. Shassets Friday evening.
Mrs. III. o. Frank has refunded from a
months visit to friends in Rochester,
MINI.
Mrs. S. G. Button left for an extended
visit to friends in Usage, To-, last Tues
day.
Mrs. w. NJ. Paul. of Britton, is visit
ing with Mrs. l. j. Hanson this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Davis have gone
to Los Angeles, CAL, for the winter.
Miss Georgia Ross, of Chicago, is the
guest of her brother, A. Ross.
Miss Rose E. Burns left for her home
at Faribault Wednesday.
Miss Julia Dominick has returned
from Excelsior, Mimi.
Miss Oracle Mott was up from Wa
verify Monday.
Miss Cora Warner left for Topeka,
Kan, Monday.
Mrs. Robert Laird has returned from
Sargent.
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is, is the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.

Mis-, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Mrs. F. Pickett, of Pickett Station,
WIS, is the guest of Mrs. j. ID. Max
Mrs. d. c. Corners spent a few days
at minneapolis during the past week.
Miss NJ. Nicholson, spent part of the
week at st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Miss Lillian Lafonde has returned
from st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Miss Juno Lindbergn returned
wednesday from st. Paul.
Mrs. l.. Salisbury, of Burlin, Wis, is
visiting with friends.
Mrs. w. Butler has returned from st.
Paul
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and Cora Bivins have returned from
Grand Forks.
Mrs. e. Walsh has been visiting
friends in Grand Forks.
Mrs. III. f. Hanscome left Saturday
evening for California.
Mrs. William Arnold has returned
from Wisconsin.
Miss Lola Box has returned from st.
Paul.
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CrOokston.

Mrs. Collins and daughter have been
visiting friends in Crookston. They
have returned to her home in Belle
Yue, 10.
Mrs. L. d. Marshall has returned
home after months visit with friends
in Minneapolis and Litchfield.
Miss Emma Mckenzie has again
taken her place in the choir of the
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. L. Harris has gone to st. Louis
to witness the G. A. r. encampment.
Mrs: j. De Hops, from GrandEForks,
is visiting friends in Crookston.
Mrs..Bur Biyins and Misses Hattie